- Wicca 101
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Aren't there any Scriptures?
- Can I be Christian and Wiccan?
- Can I write my own spells?
- Difference between Wiccan and Witch?
- Do all Wiccans belong to covens?
- Don't Wiccans practice naked?
- Do Wiccans cast spells?
- How do I become Wiccan?
- How do I hide Wicca from parents?
- Is Wicca for women only?
- Is Wicca right for me?
- What's a warlock?
- What are the rules in Wicca?
- Which Gods to worship?
- Why is magick spelled with a K?
- Will I need a new name?
- Glossary
- Altars, Tools, Supplies
- Book Reviews
- Divination
- Gods & Goddesses
- History
- Home & Lifestyle
- Magickal Correspondences
- Mythology
- Sabbats
- Spells
- Symbols
- Tarot
- Texts
- Contact Pythia
Do all Wiccans belong to covens?
Sometimes the whole 'coven' concept is brushed aside as a stereotype, but many witches or Wiccans do belong to groups that we call covens. Some traditionalists say that you do need to belong to a coven in order to refer to yourself as Wiccan, but it's becoming more and more accepted that Wicca can be practiced alone. People who do not belong to a group are called 'solitaries'. Also, covens do not have to have 13 members, nor do covens always gather on full moons. Coven arrangements are quite variable and can range from a very structured group, to a loose and informal group.


